LifeLock CEO Todd Davis and Louise Waxler, president of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, have announced that the nation’s leader in identity theft prevention will partner with the NSCAA to offer protection to its more than 20,000 members.

According to The Privacy Rights Clearinghouse, a non-profit group in San Diego, more than 100 million people have been affected by data losses mid-February 2005. Just this summer alone, there have been 85 recorded cases of lost or stolen data, 61 of which came through stolen/lost laptops or computers. The lost/stolen data on the equipment has affected more than 3 million people.
“The NSCAA constantly searches for partnerships that offer our members significant, meaningful benefits,” said Waxler. “Without question, our relationship with LifeLock achieves that goal. This program offers our members peace of mind in knowing that they are protected from one of the fastest growing threats in our society today.”

“Working with an organization like the NSCAA is exciting,” said Davis. “Its leadership clearly understands how overwhelming the problems from Identity Theft can be and now want to remove the threat for their members. It is very important to spread the message of prevention whenever possible and this partnership will certainly help with this effort.”

LifeLock is the nation’s first and only ID Theft Prevention Company that maintains active fraud alerts with the three major credit bureaus as well as ChexSystems. The LifeLock system makes personal information useless to everyone but the rightful owner. Every time someone attempts to open credit, change an address or make changes to bank accounts, LifeLock is there to ensure the right person is making the request.

Also unique to other products on the market, LifeLock removes a member’s name from solicitation lists and junk mail, eliminating a primary target of ID thieves – the pre-approved credit offer. Best of all, the LifeLock system is backed by a $1 million guarantee to completely fix any problems if a client was ever compromised.Members who register through NSCAA.com can subscribe at a cost of $50 per year, more than half off LifeLock's normal fee. Children under 16 years of age also can be covered for $10 a year. Anyone who registers through the NSCAA before Oct. 31, 2006, also will receive one month for free.

To sign up for the program, CLICK HERE. For more information about LifeLock, go to www.LifeLock.com.

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